The open-air museum houses dozens of houses, shops, and industrial buildings, many of which have been reassembled on-site after being dismantled at their original location. Most of them are populated by actors who will talk about their history or give demonstrations of their original uses, and there are also many gardens associated with them as well as a large formal garden. Altogether it is a fantastic place which would take at least 2 days to visit properly..
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Outside the glass-blowing workshop |
Inside the machine-shop |
Inside the machine-shop |
A Bolinder stove in one of the house kitchens |
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There are beautiful gardens ... |
...with a fabulous display of roses ... |
... and a rooftop view of Stockholm |
There is a windmill |
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There is a small church |
Inside the church |
Inside the church |
An amazing bell-tower |
and finally here is a tram that is also a mobile tea-room running on the main streets of Stockholm
All pictures on this site are © Allan Jones unless otherwise stated
